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. 2021 Jun 9;9(6):1253. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms9061253

Table 2.

Quality and quantity scores for gDNA obtained from large-scale (50 mL) cultures of six sub-Antarctic strains.

Strain Name ng/µL a GQN a Fragment Size Range (Kbp) a Average Size
(Kbp) a
A
260/280 b
A
260/230 b
Q30 (%) c N50 d
(Kbp)
L50 d Contigs d GC Content (%) d
Williamsia sp. 1135 66.1 8.1 13.28–44.50 28.721 1.92 1.84 64.36 142.77 14 109 64.7
Williamsia sp. 1138 319 9.8 57.24–62.78 59.424 1.93 1.93 63.92 191.09 12 54 64.8
R. qingshengii 1139 169.7 9.3 41.57–56.44 48.133 1.94 1.75 62.70 94.97 24 192 62.3
R. erythropolis 1159 106.2 8.7 11.63–48.44 27.142 1.78 1.78 65.11 196.55 13 114 62.3
Rhodococcus sp. 1163 40.5 8.7 15.73–47.69 32.799 1.99 1.87 64.67 329.55 5 43 62.3
Rhodococcus sp. 1168 66.3 9.5 9.72–51.78 27.334 2.01 1.88 66.25 154.59 10 97 62.1

a DNA concentration and GQN obtained from Fragment Analyser data. b A260/A280 and A260/A230 ratio were obtained by Nano Drop spectrophotometry. c Obtained from Macrogen: Q30 is the % of reads that have a phred quality score of over 30. d Obtained after assembly using ABySS software; N50 is the length of the shortest contig that provides 50% of the genome when information in contigs above this size is summed [1]; DNA GC content of assembled sequences.